Palm-sized surgical navigation system for distal femoral and tibial resection
in Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA).
 

Compatible with all TKA systems.
 

Precision of large console computer-assisted surgery (CAS) with
the simplicity of conventional instrumentation.
 

Single-use unit for one-time use: significantly lower in cost than large
console CAS.
 

510(k) cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as being
substantially equivalent to large console CAS systems on the market.
 

Early clinical and cadaver studies support the KneeAlign^® 2 system’s
ability to enable on-target femoral and tibial implant alignment.
 

Requires no capital expenditures and entails only a small learning
curve (estimated to be about 3 cases based on clinical feedback),
enabling the hospital and its surgeons to evaluate the system with
minimal investment and time commitment.
 

Potential to reduce total knee arthroplasty surgery times by using
easily identifiable landmarks to precisely calculate the mechanical axis,
reducing the surgeon’s need to estimate the femur and tibia’s position in its
soft tissue envelope.
 

Potential to increase hospital revenues by enabling the hospital to
attract patients and surgeons as a computer-assisted surgery
technology center.
 

Does not require a CT Scan, MRI or additional x-rays.